Set in atmospheric post-war Brighton, read all six books in the Brighton Mysteries in one great-value volume. From the author of the bestselling Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries.

Meet Detective Inspector Edgar Stephens and his old comrade, magician Max Mephisto. Edgar and Max served together during the war as a part of a shadowy unit called the Magic Men. Now the fighting is over, the two men are brought together when a magic trick ends in murder.

Join Stephens and Mephisto as they investigate a variety of cases, featuring murdered theatre impresarios, missing children and anarchist plots.

Fans of Agatha Christie will love these historical murder mysteries for their gripping plots and brilliant combination of murder, mystery and magic.


Praise for the Brighton Mysteries

''Subtle, charming and very good'' Daily Mail

''Original, lively and gripping'' Independent

''Recalls the best of Agatha Christie'' Sunday Express

''Well-written and well-researched'' Literary Review

''Full of period detail, smart plotting and likable characters'' Mail on Sunday

Set in atmospheric post-war Brighton, read all six books in the Brighton Mysteries in one great-value volume. From the author of the bestselling Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries.

Meet Detective Inspector Edgar Stephens and his old comrade, magician Max Mephisto. Edgar and Max served together during the war as a part of a shadowy unit called the Magic Men. Now the fighting is over, the two men are brought together when a magic trick ends in murder.

Join Stephens and Mephisto as they investigate a variety of cases, featuring murdered theatre impresarios, missing children and anarchist plots.

Fans of Agatha Christie will love these historical murder mysteries for their gripping plots and brilliant combination of murder, mystery and magic.


Praise for the Brighton Mysteries

''Subtle, charming and very good'' Daily Mail

''Original, lively and gripping'' Independent

''Recalls the best of Agatha Christie'' Sunday Express

''Well-written and well-researched'' Literary Review

''Full of period detail, smart plotting and likable characters'' Mail on Sunday